Language is a powerful tool that Black America must learn to master in order to awaken and escape from the jaws of latency; hence, a black intellectual renaissance is needed for Black youth and Black America, as a whole.
The Mis-Education of the Negro: How Far Have We Come?
On the 1921 Greenwood Massacre – Don’t Call it a Riot
Calling the event a “riot” is not only deceitful, it also minimizes the suffering and desolation the people of Greenwood endured during the destruction of their community and its hampered reconstruction.
The Black Wall Street Times’ Mission: A Letter From the Editor-in-Chief
Dear Friends, I started The Black Wall Street Times, a new media company, with the hope that it will serve as a crucial addition to traditional news outlets by elevating stories directly […]
Dollar Store Discounts North Tulsans’ Health
For many North Tulsa residents Dollar General and Family Dollar are their only options for groceries.
Oklahoma’s School-to-Prison PipelineReimagining Discipline in Oklahoma Public Schools
By Hannibal B. Johnson “When schools are suspending students at high rates, we are, in fact, contributing to the school-to-prison pipeline. [African American students] are significantly more likely to be suspended […]
Michelle Obama’s 10 Rules For Success
Composed by Evan Carmichael 1.) Keep Moving Forward 2.) Be Authentic 3.) Work Hard 4.) Don’t Be Afraid To Fail 5.) Choose Your Own Path 6.) Earn Success 7.) Take Your Role […]
Oklahoma’s Own “Simone Biles” in the making: Jayla Moss
Her dynamite tumbling and incredible balance combined with a keen ability to focus under pressure to bring her four first-place finishes and one second-place finish at last weekend’s competition in Jenks, Okla.
